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How doctors can recognize emotional triggers
Author(s)Jeff Bendix, Senior Editor
Doctors can learn to look for early warning signs of their own emotional distress.
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Gail Gazelle, M.D., says doctors can learn to look for early warning signs of their own emotional distress in the same way they learn early signs of conditions like stroke in patients.
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